BOOK OF THE WEEK TikTok post sends UNM Press book to Amazon's top spot A viral video sparked overwhelming demand for 'The Weighty Word Book,' forcing publisher to order 80,000 copies to keep up
BOOK OF THE WEEK 鈥楪ood Dogs & Difficult People鈥� explores how dogs teach us to love better Sandia Park psychologist鈥檚 new book examines human-dog attachment
BOOK REVIEW 鈥楽he Walks at Night鈥� a gripping Japanese murder mystery Pushkin Press brings Seishi Yokomizo鈥檚 1973 whodunit to English readers
BOOK OF THE WEEK Author Teresa Dovalpage blends together a Havana mystery across time The Hobbs author and UNM grad delivers a gripping, layered crime story
BOOK NOTES Authors Kathleen A. Hessler, Octavio Ramos to discuss works at Page 1 Books Books on the Bosque, Collected Works host additional author events
BOOK REVIEW BOOK REVIEW: Brian Lee Young鈥檚 YA debut an education for all ages 鈥楽hards of Silence鈥� follows a Din茅 teenager navigating an elite boarding school while uncovering a painful past
BOOK OF THE WEEK Going to new altitudes At 80, author Nancy J. Allen publishes debut short story collection with UNM Press
BOOK NOTES New books celebrate Route 66鈥檚 100th anniversary UNM Press publishes a Route 66 Centennial edition of 鈥楬ip to the Trip鈥�
BOOK NOTES Poet Laureate of the 近距离内射合集 States Arthur Sze to talk at Collected Works Find Waldo hidden in 12 local businesses across Albuquerque this July
BOOK OF THE WEEK 鈥楾he Lost Cities of El Norte鈥� delves into Francisco V谩zquez de Coronado鈥檚 famous expedition The book explores his quest for the fabled Seven Cities of Cibola and the fierce resistance from Indigenous communities
BOOK OF THE WEEK 鈥業nfinite and Dangerous and Bright鈥� full of thoughtful, humorous verses covering life, nature and more Author Betsy James to discuss and sign new book on June 30 at Bookworks
BOOK NOTES Steven L. Davis to discuss new history book at SOMOS, Books on the Bosque Lynn C. Miller and Nancy J. Allen to talk on June 25 at Bookworks
BOOK REVIEW BOOK REVIEW: Fannie Lou Hamer biography sheds light on the fight for voting rights The woman whose speech helped pass the Voting Rights Act
BOOK REVIEW 鈥楤een There, Done That鈥� extols civic virtue for 250th anniversary Greg Jackson鈥檚 new book examines how American history鈥檚 darkest chapters offer lessons in civic virtue
BOOK OF THE WEEK New book details how ancient Indigenous practices offer solutions for a sustainable future Maceo Carrillo Martinet will discuss, sign copies of 鈥楬ealing the Land Teaches Us Who We Are鈥� on June 11 at Bookworks
BOOK REVIEW BOOK REVIEW: 鈥楾he Whalebone Theatre鈥� is a perfect summer read Joanna Quinn's debut novel a sweeping historical fiction spanning both world wars
BOOK OF THE WEEK A Capitol time: Local author explores the history of the iconic domed building and the people who shaped it ABQ author and former Senate staffer Brian Jay Jones has written 鈥楾he Capitol: The Surprising Biography of an American Building鈥�
BOOK NOTES Books on the Bosque hosting three authors Sunday, May 31 Collected Works to host two New Mexico poets, Betsy James and Anne Valley-Fox
BOOK OF THE WEEK Steven L. Davis links artists, activists and Pueblo people in a sweeping new narrative history Author to discuss 鈥楤eating Heart of the World鈥� in three events
BOOK NOTES Jessica Danger will talk about her book 鈥楴o Heroic Measures: A Memoir鈥� Nathaniel Sharratt to hold workshop and book signing at Garcia Street Books
BOOK OF THE WEEK Capturing a heartbeat: 鈥楢nd So We Moved to Petaca鈥� a portrait of a small New Mexico town in the 1970s
BOOKS | SANTA FE Unifying through storytelling: Judy Blume headlines 2026 Santa Fe International Literary Festival
BOOKS OF THE WEEK A novel alliance: Authors and UNM grads Eileen Garvin and Nancy Foley find friendship and literary kinship in Oregon
BOOK OF THE WEEK Grace Spulak鈥檚 debut collection named one of the most anticipated books of 2026 by Chicago Review of Books
BOOK OF THE WEEK 鈥極re and Empire: Conquistadors to Guggenheims on the Camino Real鈥� a photographic journey into the once-imposing world of smelting
BOOK NOTES Oral historian Garrett M. Graff will discuss 鈥楾he Devil Reached Toward the Sky鈥� at Collected Works
BOOK OF THE WEEK From heartbreak to hope: After a debilitating stroke, Farzana Marie reclaims her words in 鈥榃hen Language Left Me鈥�
BOOK OF THE WEEK Fascinating and multifaceted: 'Nuclear Family' tells the story of nuclear weapons and Los Alamos as told through one family
BOOK OF THE WEEK An eye-opening read 鈥楢 Four-Eyed World鈥� traces how eyeglasses shaped culture, science and the way we see today
BOOK NOTES Albuquerque author RJ Mirabal to talk about fantasy book 鈥楧ragon Train鈥� at Books on the Bosque
BOOK OF THE WEEK 鈥楲iving with Nephew: How I Got Voted the Meanest Parent in the World鈥� is lighthearted, instructional and poignant
BOOK OF THE WEEK A cult of mysteries: Preston and Child deliver a wild desert thriller with 鈥楤adlands鈥�
